Key insights and market outlook
Eleven Indonesian companies across various sectors are set to distribute interim cash dividends in January 2026, based on their 2025 financial performance. The dividend payments, ranging from mining to banking and pharmaceuticals, are backed by strong company performances and approved by their respective boards. Investors should note the cum dividend dates and recording dates to be eligible for these payments.
The Indonesian Stock Exchange has seen a significant development as eleven companies across various sectors prepare to distribute interim cash dividends in January 2026. These companies span multiple industries including mining, banking, port services, hospitality, pharmaceuticals, energy, and steel manufacturing. The decision to distribute dividends is based on their strong financial performance during the fiscal year 2025 and has been approved by their respective boards of directors and commissioners.
Investors looking to benefit from these dividend payments should be aware of critical dates. The cum dividend dates and recording dates are particularly important as they determine eligibility for receiving the dividend payments. Most of these companies have scheduled their cum dividend dates in late December 2025 through January 2026, with payments to be made in the same month.
The announcement of these dividend payments is likely to attract investor interest, particularly in blue-chip stocks. Companies with a history of consistent dividend payments are generally viewed favorably by investors, as they provide a relatively stable source of income. This development could potentially boost trading activity in the Indonesian stock market following the year-end holiday period.
Dividend Distribution
Interim Cash Dividend Payments